Play the Game: EASM Conference: Sport Between Business and Civil Society

The European Association for Sport Management (EASM) was established in 1993 as an independent association of people involved or interested in the management of sport in the broadest sense. EASM membership is composed of academics and professionals from the public, voluntary and commercial sectors.

'Sport between business and civil society' is the overall theme of the 20th EASM Conference. The conference is divided into a professional programme and a master student seminar, which are expected to bring a total of 600 sport management-interested people to Aalborg.

Key dates to remember

February 1st, 2012:	Start Online Registration
March 26th, 2012:	Deadline for Abstracts Submission
May 31st, 2012:	NRA Paper Submission Deadline
May 16th, 2012:	Notification of Acceptance of Abstracts
May 31st, 2012:	Master Student Seminar Registration Deadline
June 30th, 2012:	Early Bird Registration Fee Deadline
July 1st, 2012:	Complete Paper Submission (where specified)

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